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by pesus 9mo ago
Now that you mention it, I'm pretty convinced this is the reason they took it down. If you can't dispute the facts, get rid of them, I guess.
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by pesus 9mo ago
I think we're going to see a small minority of juniors who managed to ignore the hype/peer pressure/easy path and actually learned to code have a huge advantage over the others.
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by pesus 9mo ago
On one hand, we're actively destroying society, but on the other, billionaires are getting richer! Why are you mad at us!?
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by pesus 9mo ago
Depends on if their new love provides as much money as their old one, which is probably not likely. I'd rather have had those decades to stash and invest.
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by pesus 9mo ago
The average person has almost no way of making any serious impact on society, especially in this time period. Besides that, the US was founded by people taking "the easy way out" and leaving another country, so it's only fitt
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by pesus 9mo ago
Makes complete sense when you view it through the lens of Musk's opinions.
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by pesus 10mo ago
I don't think the vibe shift they're describing has fully taken place yet, but I think the foundations have been laid and it's started. It's probably going to be a while and take further societal changes to fully come in
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by pesus 10mo ago
You being uncomfortable with people different than you does not mean there's a conspiracy.
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by pesus 10mo ago
I still think of the short-lived Apple eMac when I read it.
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by pesus 11mo ago
It is absolutely sane to be angry at people's livelihoods being destroyed and most aspects of life being worsened just so a handful of multi-billionaires that already control society can become even richer.
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by pesus 11mo ago
Frankly, tech deserves its bad reputation in SF (and worldwide, really). One look at the dystopian billboards bragging about trying to replace humans with AI should make any sane human angry at what tech has done. Or the rising rents due to
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by pesus 1y ago
That's probably less likely than ever.
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by pesus 1y ago
Why are they forcing unpopular viewpoints on people? We do not need to be teaching creationism or teaching that climate change isn't real (to name a couple examples) just because they're less popular.
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by pesus 1y ago
> People on the left think conservative political violence is worse. But conservatives don’t see it that way. It doesn't matter if they "see" it that way. The statistics don't change because they don't like them.
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by pesus 1y ago
The "units" of critical thinking and meeting people who are different than you.
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by pesus 1y ago
Agreed. Even as someone only on the tail end of the millennial generation, the total disappearance of hope in the past 10-15 years (but especially in the last 5) has been palpable. There's a tweet that's been floating around recen
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by pesus 1y ago
I've ever seen them in the California Bay Area either. I don't go into the office for my current job, though, so maybe there are some tech bros out there wearing them?
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by pesus 1y ago
I'm really not a fan of them. There's already too much recording going on on a daily basis. I would personally avoid anyone wearing these. They say the mandatory LED activation prevents the issue, but I still don't trust it,
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by pesus 1y ago
A lot of times the Waymo is only a few bucks more, so if you were going to tip the uber driver it balances out anyway.
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by pesus 1y ago
Anyone who's taken enough Ubers and/or has had bad enough luck to have gotten a terrible Uber driver. Pretty much everyone I know, along with myself have had multiple awful Uber driver experiences.
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by pesus 1y ago
The article is not wrong just because the above commenter didn't like it. Take a look yourself: https://archive.is/2024.10.24-222147/https://nij.ojp.gov/top...
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by pesus 1y ago
Reading the actual study says: > Since 1990, far-right extremists have committed far more ideologically motivated homicides than far-left or radical Islamist extremists, including 227 events that took more than 520 lives.[1] In this same
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by pesus 1y ago
Did you miss the part of my 2 sentence comment where they openly praised Hitler? That makes someone a Nazi.
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by pesus 1y ago
No, the actual evidence would be the investigation and report that says the opposite of what you're claiming. A baseless "this random person said it didn't happen!" claim isn't evidence. Edit: what exactly do you th
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by pesus 1y ago
You should probably take a look at the actual evidence instead.
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by pesus 1y ago
This was back around 2019 or so, but you're not wrong at all. Back then Zuckerburg et al at least pretended to be against hate speech. It's so much worse now.
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by pesus 1y ago
Depends on the reason. I'm saying that banning someone for calling out a Nazi and not banning the Nazi is a bad thing.
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by pesus 1y ago
I got a week long ban for calling someone out for being a Nazi. The person openly praising Hitler did not get banned at all. At the time I thought it was mere incompetence, but in hindsight, it seems more like intentional malice.
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by pesus 1y ago
Improves brand reputation? I don't think I've seen a single case where someone is glad to talk to an LLM/chat bot instead of an actual person. Personally, I think less of any company that uses them. I've never seen one b
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by pesus 1y ago
I'm of course not recommending or condoning this, but with instant release it's definitely possible to also get a higher dosage than you actually need and cut the pills up to take the lower dosage you need, and stash the rest to b

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